delishpot:


Next time write am like this...........
Even senator son dey steal car?

legaxi:

See Oyinbo, abeg let me hear word jare you go tell me weather pigeon English get correct spelling, for your information that's y it's called "pigeon English"

Okudiover:



Abeg tell am oh!! As we tell am the guy provoke hehehehe.

delishpot:



Na so. Maybe una enter am too hard(No pun intended)

Flye:
If it is the same senator okoro's son that is notorious for armed robbery, intimidation and extortion then the police are not at fault. The young man should have been jailed long time ago but his father has always cover for him, I only pity the innocent police men who has done their job and the father has usual want to punish the officer for that.

qualityovenbake:
A senator's son involved in car snatching, his he curse. Am not justifying the police killing but this guy has no business being a robber.

fidorocks:
Which John okoro are they talking about? Cos the last time I saw the dude, he was back after being arrested for robbery and his father secured his release. That was in 2012. Was he arrested for robbery again?

qualityovenbake:
A senator's son involved in car snatching, his he curse. Am not justifying the police killing but this guy has no business being a robber.

Okudiover:


Trust us grammar school boys now.

delishpot:


So he was an armed robber for real? . Well, they still should have made him face trial. They should have followed due process.

Orikinla:
[size=18pt]If you love your life, just avoid Nigerian police anywhere you are in Nigeria.
Just avoid any argument with them.
If they ask you for money, give them whatever amount you can afford without argument or insult and leave them in peace.

If you see the horrible living conditions of police colleges and police barracks in Nigeria, you will know why Nigerian police officers are angry, upset and easily provoked.
I blame the Nigerian government since former military Head of State, Gen.Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida to the present new government of President Muhammadu Buhari.

The Nigerian government does no respect the Nigerian police. Because the appalling living conditions and working conditions of Nigerian police officers show that the government does not respect them.
Nigerian youths join the Nigerian police as a last resort when they cannot get any better job.

[/size]

JuanDeDios:

Na so e bi. During the era of Tafa Balogun as IG, TWO of Okoro's sons were arrested for armed robbery but he later got them out. Okoro himself has been accused of killing people for rituals.

Flye:


My brother, he is a cultist who believes he can do things and go Scot free, he is notorious in Lokogoma, durumi, mararaba etc you know how those useless son of big men behave now. This killing has been long ooo I just wonder why they are bringing it up now.

delishpot:


Chei! Na karma. one can run but one cannot hide from it. I just wish due process was followed before he was shot. That would have made more sense.

Flye:


According to the info I heard, he was gun down during a gun battle. I just think the man wants to punish those police officers for being on duty that day, that is all.

alexistaiwo:



http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/extra-judicial-killings-in-abuja-benin-asp-kills-senators-son/

slap1:
Justice will now be sought at all cost because the victim was a senator's son. The poor are in trouble.

Flye:


U don't get it, reverse is the case. Those police officers are being punished for doing their job, u can go to milipat filling station owned by the senator and ask about the true story.

delishpot:


I get it. Just to hold someone reaponsible for his lazy and bad parenting. He should be flogged by his kinsmen in the market square on their market day.

I understand some kids dont take to parents corrections or guidiance but when you as a parent still reward them and shield them from the consequences of their actions then that parent is as guilty too.

slap1:


I understand the guy stole, but it's not proper to just shoot him. Is that not the jungle justice we preach against? That said, it's one more nuisance off the street.